Choosing a dinosaur pet. Weekend-Engagement concept [Week 132] Weekend animal.

Weekend animal

Recently, I have moved to a new town called Bedrock along with my family. I think many of you will know this town for being the town where the Flistone family consisting of Fred, Wilma and Pebbles and the Rubble family consisting of Barney, Betty and Bamm-Bamm live.

Those of you who are Spanish speakers may know Fred as Pedro and Barney as Pablo Marmol, but just to make sure you know them I am sharing a couple of pictures I took of Fred, Barney, Wilma and Betty recently while they were sunbathing in the village of Taramundi in Asturias, Spain.

Once settled there, the first challenge I found was to get a vehicle suitable for the city. For this I had to go to the cavemobiles dealership, being the only one suitable to my salary, a second hand one that was still being repaired its steering wheel.

After the purchase of the cavemobile, I arrived home happy. However, I saw my cousin Natalia very sad because her new friend Pebbles had her own pet Dino and she did not have her own pet yet.

At first, I managed to comfort Natalia by sharing with her my kitty Pelota who has been with us for a year and a half in the previous town where we lived.

But in the end, because all of our neighbors' children had their own Jurassic pet, there was no other alternative but to go and buy a pet at the Jurassic store in town. So, in order to achieve Natalia's happiness, the pet finally chosen was a dinosaur and the challenge was to select which one to choose.

Let's choose a dinosaur as a pet.

The first thing that struck me when I arrived at the Jurassic pet store was to see that there was a large catalog to choose from, so we had to study very well what kind of dinosaur we could keep and that was really affectionate.

The sales clerk, first of all, showed us a big Diplodocus as a pet. My cousin Natalia was excited with the idea of having the biggest dinosaur in the world as a pet, but in the family we saw as a big problem its size to make a house where to sleep and we also saw as a big problem the amount of leaves that we would have to feed it.

Because Natalia is very fond of birds, the next dinosaur we were shown in the store was a Pteranodon. However, the cubs had just hatched and due to administrative restrictions their sale was forbidden until they reached one month of age. So we had to discard this type of dinosaur as a pet.

Next, very close to where the Pteranodon hatchlings were, a ferocious T-Rex popped its head out from behind some trees. My cousin, unlike the rest of the family, was not afraid of it and started asking insistently that she wanted a T-Rex as a pet.

My family and I were initially reluctant to accept a T-Rex as a pet. However, the sales clerk told us that he had a breed of mini T-Rex that were no more than 30 centimeters tall and that had been genetically modified not to attack humans or other species, as long as they were treated with love and fed properly. Therefore, convinced by the words of the sales clerk and with the aim of making Natilia happy we bought the genetically modified T-Rex and as you can see they are getting along very well nowadays.

But before we left the store, when Natalia had already gotten her pet T-Rex a very affectionate Stegosaurus came up to us and kissed my cousin. So for lack of one pet we took two home.

Therefore, the choice of these two dinosaurs as pets is as simple as making a very studious and obedient little girl happy after moving to Bedrock.

I hope you like this crazy virtual weekend trip.

Have a happy #weekend and happy #weekend-engagement, everyone.